1. 2/23/11, Adams Playhouse, @ 11:25 am
2. Furthest Sounds: People talking, laughing, feet shuffling
3. Medium Sounds: People talking, typing, papers shuffling
4. Closest Sounds: Texting, Sneezing, Breathing
5. Medium-Loud sound level…the people talking creates intense volume, but I am considerably fartaway from the epicenter of the chatter.
6. Crazed, energetic
7. People, Papers, Phones, Computers
1) 2/24/11-2:15 p.m.- table near one of the entrances inside Cafe on the Quad
2) The sounds furthest away from me included a paper bag crunching, the hiss of the espresso machine, change dropping into the cash register, beeps of orders being typed into the computer, music playing from overhead, the hum of the ventilation system,and voices of people ordering drinks.
3) The sounds in medium range from me included the door opening and closing, footsteps, keys jingling, and a chair scraping the ground.
4) My pen tapping on my notebook, my cellphone vibrating on the table, and the ice clinking in my plastic iced coffee cup would be considered sounds closest to me.
5) The sound level was loud because there were many students in the cafe at this time, and the sound activity was high because sounds came from different sources all around me.
6) Lively
7) The hissing espresso machine, ice clinking in my coffee cup, and the music playing overhead.
1. 2/24/11 5pm Nassau Hall, second floor hallway
2- TV’s, someone yelling.
3- A microwave beeping, talking in my dorm room.
4- My breathing, my foot tapping.
5- Quiet, peaceful.
6- Silence.
7- My foot tapping, tv in the distance, breathing.
Place and Date: February 24, 2011. 2:30 PM. Drama Lounge.
Farthest Sounds: People talking down the hall, footsteps
Medium Sounds: Chewing, People talking, bottle crackling
Closest Sounds: Music from the laptop next to me, keyboard typing
Sound Level: Medium, noises get loud but not ridiculous
Description: Casual Chatter
Essential Sounds: Talking, plastic bottle cracking, key board typing
1- NAB Blackbox 2/22, around 5 PM
2- There is a lot of mumbling, talking amongst themselves, someone pretending to choke themselves.
3- A director is talking, guiding people through a scene.
4- People are whispering directly behind me, someone is coughing to my left.
5- The sound activity is low, the environment is mostly peaceful
6- Casual
7- To preserve the sound environment, we would need the various levels of mumbling and the director’s voice.
1- 2/23/11- about 9:15pm- hammer lab
2- People talking in the room next door, cars driving by outside and outer doors opening and closing.
3- People having a conversation, typing noises, noise from the printers printing, an annoying beep the swipe machine makes when someone opens the door to come in, the door opening and closing and the sound of rolling chairs moving.
4- Lots of mouse clicking, the low hums of all the computers, people whispering next to me, a few sniffle sounds and a couple of coughs.
5- The general sound level is low and the amount of sound activity is minimal
6- Studious
7- Typing or mouse clicking noises, low talking or whispering, the hum of a computer fan.
1. Condo in Orlando. 2/23/11 5:00pm
2. Car horn, cars driving past, child laughing, lawn mower
3. Air conditioner running, clock ticking
4. Creak of the couch, me sipping on a juice box, my phone going off.
5. Sound activity and level is low.
6. Familiar
7. Creak of the couch, children laughing, and the clock ticking
1. 4:51 pm, 02/23/11, my room
2. People’s footsteps and voices and doors opening and closing in the hallway
3. The heater rumbling, my roomate listening to “Somebody to Love” and singing along, her typing on the computer
4. My sniffling, my breathing, the chair squeeking
5. The sound level is mostly quiet. There are a lot of different sounds but they’re all at a very low volume, especially as they get closer to me.
6. comfortable
7. The song playing, my roomate singing along quietly, the heater rumbling
1- 1:oo PM, 2/15/2011 in Breslin 209
2- Outside of the room, people are walking by in the halls and talking about their weekend.
3- The professor is lecturing. He has a strong Polish accent.
4- The people just behind me are talking at almost full volume
5- The sound level is mostly quiet, but it is evident that there is a sort of hum from people talking amongst themselves.
6- Distracted
7- The people talking from all three areas would need to be preserved.
Place and Date: Alliance Lounge, 12th floor, 8:05 am, 2/16
Farthest Sounds: Traffic, Wind, Trucks rumbling, Airplanes
Medium Sounds: Ceiling creaking, elevator, somebody clanking sometthing nearby
Closest Sounds: Muffled television from the next room over, doors opening and closing
Sound Level: Low, droning
Description: Still
Essential Sounds: Traffic, television, elevator, doors